I stutter and concur with your theory. Keep up the enthusiasm and I will happily continue to enjoy your FREE guides with no complaints. You're a legend, dude.
Wish I could have been with you for the live as I would have asked the question on Col Rice's account of the battle and any other record of his management of the brigade after Vincent's death. Care to expound on this. Thanks
I’m sure we will cover little round top in some aspect again. Just look for the announcement on Patreon and then submit the questions when the time comes.
While nerding out on the C.W. today, I was going through the roster of the 69th N.Y. and noticed a fair number of the soldiers were noted as "deserted to enemy". What does that really mean and what happened to these men? Did they join the Confederate Army? If not, what became of them? My curiosity is peaked and couldn't think of where else to ask. If anyone reading this knows of a good source for further information, please let me know. Thank you.
I did some googling and it seems to me that it's another way to say they deserted. This thread might shed some light on it for you. civilwartalk.com/threads/desertion.1052/
Garry is a treasure for his passion and knowledge of the Civil War and Gettysburg. But incredibly, he is one of a small number of people who can say they hosted a PragerU video!
I stutter and concur with your theory. Keep up the enthusiasm and I will happily continue to enjoy your FREE guides with no complaints. You're a legend, dude.
Wish I could have been with you for the live as I would have asked the question on Col Rice's account of the battle and any other record of his management of the brigade after Vincent's death. Care to expound on this. Thanks
I’m sure we will cover little round top in some aspect again. Just look for the announcement on Patreon and then submit the questions when the time comes.
One of my favorite things about Garry is his willingness to ban. Too many let trolls run free
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I can’t believe he mentioned that nutcase Stanley. 🙄
Stanley?
While nerding out on the C.W. today, I was going through the roster of the 69th N.Y. and noticed a fair number of the soldiers were noted as "deserted to enemy". What does that really mean and what happened to these men? Did they join the Confederate Army? If not, what became of them? My curiosity is peaked and couldn't think of where else to ask. If anyone reading this knows of a good source for further information, please let me know. Thank you.
I did some googling and it seems to me that it's another way to say they deserted. This thread might shed some light on it for you.
civilwartalk.com/threads/desertion.1052/
@@addressinggettysburg Good stuff. Appreciate the response.
Garry is a treasure for his passion and knowledge of the Civil War and Gettysburg. But incredibly, he is one of a small number of people who can say they hosted a PragerU video!
Always a fly in the ointment, I suppose.
@@herecomesaregular8418 It was about Ulysses S. Grant. Check it out. 🙂
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